The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-09
LOCAL NEWS

ID. M. Estey and wife are in Brat
tleboro, VT.
The doctors report large amount
of sickness.
Frank Moffatt, of Stanton, was in
Owosso, Tuesday.
Osburn & Sons speak to you in a
double ad this week.
Second hand piano for sale cheap.
Enquire at this Office.
7. w. Hubbard will exhibit his
Berkshire swine at the Flint fair,
Miss Katie Houck and Emma
Hartbeck have returned to Detroit.
Single fare on the d. & M. railroad
J, to the Flint and Grand Rapids fairs.
Mrs. Jabez Payne, of Bennington,
died quite suddenly on Wednesday.
]. w. Hubbard and ]. D. Leland
are attending the tri-state fair at To-
ledo.
Fifty to IS cents saved by buying
your boots and shoes at the ooc
Store
Misses Nellie and, Georgia Hall,
of Detroit, are visiting at the juno
ton House.
Murray s. Terbush will occupy
Sharpstene's store with stock of
boots and shoes.
Rev. Thos. Stalker has decided to
remove to California in hope of bene.
fitting bis health.
Mrs. ] 7. Peters had a partial
stroke Of paralysis last Friday and is
in serious condition.
Note the advertisement of the
Great Wild West Show-something
new and decidedly novel.
/. Base ball, Saturday afternoon,
Owosso VS.. the Agricultural nine.
Admission, IS cents, ladies 10 cents.
Mrs. Callard, of West Haven, dis
located her jaw one day this week.
DR.. B. S. Knapp of this city put It in
shape. Cases of this kind are scarce.
Received this weak at Loring &
Sons, the new fall styles in oil cloth
window shades. Remember that we
warrant our oil cloth not to fade or
! crack.
Rev. Thos. Stalker will preach his
last sermon at the M. Z. Church
next Sunday morning, before leaving
for Conference and southern Cali.
fornia.
The Standard Rotary Shuttle sew
ing machine was awarded the first
premium at the State Fair at Colum-
bus, Ohio, last week. Sold by Ira
G.. Curry.
The directors ofthe fair have voted
to accept the proposition of the city
to pay off the associations debts.
This means that the association can
now push the fair and make it in every
way decided success
Thos. p. Pierson, agent of the
DansvilIe, N. Y. nurseries, left on
our table this week some specimens
of the Brighton grape, which is said
to be very hardy and adapted to any
climate. Certainly the grapes are
good.
Prof. F.. M. Hopkins informs us
that his suit for SANDER against the
proprietors of the Elm Hall paper,
mentioned in our last issue, has been
discontinued, the firm publishing a
~etraction and paying all costs in
Cured. He also mentions the fact
that the paper has "busted."
II was our intention to have print
ed this week the paper on "Manufac.
turing industries and how to obtain
them" read by S. Lamfrorn, before
the State meeting OF the Business AS.
ISOLATION, but lack Of help has cori
PEELED us to omit it. The paper was
well received by the association.
Flint Globe: Late last Saturday
night Rev. Mr.. Platt received tel
egram from Baltimore announcing
the death Of his mother in that city.
The lady han paralvtic stroke last
week which resulted fatally Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Plat left on the early
train Sunday morning and arrived in
Baltimore yesterday. 1t is but little
over SIX months since Mr.. Platt's
father died. Mrs. Plat will be re-
menabered by many persons in this
CITY as lady whom to know was to
like, and her death will be sadly re-
rreffed US. w.